Parent Guide
Simple guidance for parents: how to read progress, when to book a trial class, and how to choose resources.
Parent Progress View
Do not judge preparation from one score only. Check routine, weak topics, error log, and whether the student improves after feedback. Progress shown here is saved locally in this browser.
Parent Consultation Request
Parents can send target test, current routine, latest diagnostic/mock score and main concern. The reply can suggest practical next steps without making guaranteed-result claims.
Progress
Parent concern: My child is practising, but I cannot tell whether improvement is real.
Look at accuracy, repeated weak topics and mock-test trend together. A single low score is not a disaster; repeated low accuracy in the same topic means the concept needs repair.
Recommended action: Open the Results Report, check weak topics, then ask the student to revise one weak topic before taking another mock.
Trial Class
Parent concern: I am not sure whether my child needs regular classes or just resources.
A trial class is useful when the student has unclear concepts, repeated mistakes, low confidence or no study routine. If the student is already strong, a diagnostic plus targeted resources may be enough.
Recommended action: Book a trial class with target test, class level and current weak area.
Resources
Parent concern: There are many notes and resources. Which one should we buy first?
Start from the target test and weak subject. Buy premium notes only when the preview matches the student's need and the student will actually practise from them.
Recommended action: Open Premium Notes, preview the relevant note and ask on WhatsApp before purchase.
Routine
Parent concern: My child studies irregularly and becomes serious only near the test.
A small daily routine is better than occasional long study. The student should revise one concept, attempt a short practice set and record mistakes daily.
Recommended action: Use Daily Plan, Flashcards and Error Log for a simple home routine.
Warning Signs
Parent concern: How do I know preparation is going in the wrong direction?
Warning signs include repeating the same mistakes, avoiding mocks, memorising formulas without application, low reading accuracy and no revision record.
Recommended action: Ask the student to take the Diagnostic Test and then review the Results Report.
